The broadcasting world is on the brink of a transformation as Disney prepares to offload ABC for a mere $20 billion, a move that has not only stunned the industry but also sparked intense debates about television’s future, particularly the fate of the iconic talk show, “The View.”
Amid the dominance of streaming services and the struggle for relevance among traditional TV networks, seismic shifts are reshaping the broadcasting landscape. Yet, the Disney-ABC sale blindsided many, especially at such a remarkably low price.
Since its establishment in 1943, ABC has been a household name, shaping American pop culture with its diverse programming. So, why would Disney, which secured ABC in a groundbreaking 1995 deal, part ways with such a historic cornerstone of its media empire?
